Your AI logo, print-ready.
The printer asked for "a vector file in CMYK" and all you have is a PNG? Check your logo free, then get the exact files printers, sign makers and t-shirt shops ask for.
What the printer actually needs
Edges that stay sharp at any size
AI tools and Canva give you pixels. Printers cutting vinyl, stitching, or printing a banner need shapes they can scale without blur.
Colours that print as expected
Screens mix light (RGB); presses mix ink (CMYK). Bright blues, greens and oranges often print duller. We convert and show you the difference first.
A file the shop won't send back
Fonts turned into outlines, colours locked, the standard print-PDF settings shops use. Plus black, white and one-colour versions.
The print-ready package
- Vector logo: SVG, EPS and PDF
- CMYK print PDF, fonts outlined
- Transparent PNG at 300 dpi
- One-colour black and white versions
- Colour codes: CMYK, HEX and the nearest Pantone
- Web and social sizes
- "Which file to send to whom" guide
- A download link you can send straight to the printer
- Human redraw option for complex logos
Questions
What is a vector file?
A file made of shapes and curves instead of pixels, so it stays sharp at any size. Common vector formats are SVG, EPS, AI and PDF. A PNG or JPG is not a vector, even if it looks sharp on screen.
Is the logo ChatGPT or Gemini made a vector?
No. Chat AIs give you a PNG or JPG, which is pixels. It looks fine on screen but blurs when enlarged and can't be cut, stitched or colour-separated.
Can Canva make vector files?
Canva Pro can download SVG, but only shapes and text drawn in Canva come out as vectors. An uploaded or AI-generated image stays pixels inside the file.
Why do printers ask for CMYK?
Presses print with cyan, magenta, yellow and black ink. RGB colours from your screen get converted anyway; doing it before printing means no surprises.
Is my file uploaded when I run the free check?
No. The check runs in your browser. Your file is only sent to us if you order the package.